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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 24, 29 January 1912, Page 6

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SYDNEY, 27th January. Sailed— Manuka (1.30 p.m.), for Wellington. NEWCASTLE 29th January. Arrived— Aparima, from ,the Bluff. Arr BRISBANE, 29th January. fiaited— Bentinck, for New Zealand. Banea ueuuu TJCKLAND( mh January. Arrived— Koutunui, from Gisborne and Tokomaru Bay; Tara-wera, from Southern ports. Murital, for Napier and Wellington ; Anglo Meican, lot OisbW, Kapler, *£*££"•

ONEHTJNQA, 28th January. Arrived— Kamona. (4.45 p.m.), from Now Plymouth. Sailed— Karawa (3.35 p.m.), for New Plymouth. EAST CAPE, 27th January. Anglo Mexican (8 a.m.) and Somerset (9.15 a.m.) passed south. PATEA, 28th January. Arrived— Aorere (2.60 p.m.), from Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH, 29th January. Arrived — Karawa (4.45 a.m.), from Onehunga. NAPIEIt, 20th January. Arrived— Kahu (6 a.m.), from Wellington via the coast. FOXTON, 28th January. Arrived— Gertie (4 p.m.), from Wellington. NELSON, 28th January. Arrived— Arahura (U. 25 a.m.) and Nikau (4.10 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed— Arahura (0.10 a.m.), for Westport and Qreymouth. GEEYMOTJTH, 27th January. Sailed— Ennerdalo (2.15 p.m.), for Sydney. 28th January. Arrived— Ngahere (2.4S a.m.), from Wellington. 2dth January. Arrived— Poherua (5 a.m.) and Kotuku (7.40 a.m.), from Wellington. DUNEDIN, 27th January. Arrived— Victoria, from Sydney via 'Auckland and East Coast ports; Storm, from Lyttelton. Sailed— Houto (schooner), for Kaipara. 28th January. Arrived— Jloerakl, from Sydney via Wellington, Sailed— Moerakl, for Bluff, Hobart, and Melbourne ; Corinna, for New Plymouth via ports. THE BT7VA BOAT. The Union Company's cargo steamer Talune left Suva on Thursday last for Auckland, with a cargo of fruit and general produce. She arrives at the northern port today, and is due at Wellington on Thursday. MURITAI. FROM LONDOK. The Tyser liner Marital, from London, via Auckland, left the latter ports on Saturday. She calls -at Napier on her way to Wellington, and is due here on Thursday next. THE STAR OF CANADA". The Star of Canada is due at Auckland to-morrow from New York, via Australian ports. Before coming on to Wellington the vessel has 967 tons of cargo to discharge at the northern port. Bhe afterwards goes to Lytteiton and Dunedin to complete unloading. clan mclaren, foe London. The Scales chartered steamer Clan McLaren, which arrived at Wellington from Auckland early yesterday morning, completes homeward .loading here. Bhe is expected to sail for London, via Port Pirle, Colombo, and Suez, on Wednesday next. FALLS OF ORCHY. The Falls of Orcby, from New York, under charter to the Vacuum Oil Company, will get away from Auckland, for Napier and Wei* lington, on Wednesday next. She has about 60,000 coses of oil for this port. THE SYDNEY BOAT. This week's Sydney boat— the Manuka— left that port at 1 o'clock on Saturday for Wellington, and is due here early en Wednesday morning. She brings 128 saloon and 76 steerage passengers for Wellington. COLLIERS FROM GREYMOOTH. The Pukaki leaves Greymottth to-morrow morning for Lyttelton, and the Kittawa. sails from there for the same port this afternoon. The Poherua is to get away from Greymouth to-morrow evening • for Wellington, and after discharge will go to Napier. The Eotuku leaves for Westport and Ouefaunga to-night. MONOWAI, FROM AUCKLAND. The Monowai got away from Auckland ab 1 p.m. on Saturday. She was to have left Napier at 3 o'clock this afternoon, And is' due here early to-morrow morning. A wireless message received at 8 p.m. yesterday stated :— "Steamer Tahiti 1200 mile* from Wellington." The steamers Hanuka, Tahiti, and Moerakl will probably be within -wireless range of Wellington to-night. The Arahura arrived at Greymouth this morning, and sails at 0 o'clock this evening on her return trip. ■ The Zealandic is living up to the reputation which arrived in New Zealand before her, and her speed from Dunedin to Gisborne on her recent run shows this. From port to port it averaged over 14 knots per hour. On her run between Fremantle and Syduey on her way out the Zealandic averaged 15 knots. It) is probable that all the Tainui'B Wellington cargo will be unloaded in time for the vessel to sail for Lyttelton on Wednesday next. , i , A slight engtneroom defect caused the Maoriland Shippiug Cotopany's Holmdale, bound from Greymouth to Gisborne, to put into Wellington last night. Mr. Charles Rowson, who went Home last year for the firm of J. J. Craig, Ltd., •Auckland, came out as third engineer of the s.s. Opouri. On Saturday Mr. E. J. Thomas joined the Kotuku as third officer. Mr. A. Tt. Stewart, chief officer of the Kaiapoi, hat come ashore for orders, and his place has been taken by Mr, F. W. Jackson, late chief of the Wanaka. Mr. J. D. McLaren, Of the Wellington, office of the Union Company, joined the Mokoia today as acting purser in place of Mr. Cooke, who goes on holiday leave. On Thursday last the tug built at Mr. E. R. Lane's boat-builc}ing works at Picton, for the Nelson Harbour Board was launched successfully. The current rates of freight for coal cargoes from Newcastle to New Zealand ports are as under .-—Auckland 9b, Gisborne 16s 6d, Napier 10a 6d, Wellington 9b 6d, Wanganui 13s, Lyttelton 10s, Timaru 10s Gd, Dunedin 10s 6d, and Bluff 10s 6d. The Flora, arriving here to-morrow morning, sails at 3 pan. for Picton, New Plymouth, Westport, and Greymouth.